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All,
My customer use case is to set the Team field to value 1215 when the issue is created if the Team field is left empty. I've tried a couple of different approaches but none is working as hoped:
#1 - Edit Issue Fields
#2 - Set Entity Property
Neither is working.
Any ideas? Happy to share Audit Log messages as needed.
Hi! This is what we did and works perfectly (you need to check the id of the tempo field first)
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Tony,
You almost had it with the first example above.
I got this working using your first example, however I needed to change from using "When issue created". Instead, I used "When: Value changes for" changes to the Summary field (and for All issue operations).
Reason for this is that the issue key doesn't exist when the Edit issue field was firing.
Hope this helps.
Craig
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If this is the Team field managed by Portfolio - I've also had no luck. I was hoping to see if I could customize subtasks automatically generated based on team since there are multiple teams working on the same project.
I noticed some other Portfolio fields are unable to be used with the Issue Fields Condition options - Epic Link, Parent Link aren't available. These custom fields are LOCKED in the admin list of fields.
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